Wilma Jean Robison Fischer was born on February 1, 1933, to Ernest Perry and Lena Pearl (Benson) Robison in Davidson, Oklahoma.  She moved with her parents to Chattanooga at the age of eleven months.  She attended Chattanooga School for twelve years, graduating in 1951.  She attended the Methodist Church as a child.  She married Dan Fischer Jr. on August 18, 1951 in Hobart, Oklahoma.  They lived northwest of Chattanooga.  Wilma was a member of the Peace Congregational Church where she was very active in directing Christmas programs, teaching Vacation Bible School and serving as church secretary for twenty-eight years.  She also served as the secretary for the Chattanooga Alumni for twenty-seven years.  In the mid 1960's, Wilma started working for the Tillman County Election Board at elections until her retirement in 2015. She truly enjoyed sewing, quilting, crocheting, writing poetry and keeping the family history books up to  date.  The Tillman County Free Fair was an important part of her life where she worked many years. She received great pleasure from making bread products for the fair and won two champion ribbons on whole wheat bread at the State Fair.

She is survived by one son, Jimmy Fischer and wife Benita of Chattanooga, Oklahoma; one daughter, Debra Jackson of Frederick, Oklahoma;  one brother, Galen Robison of Burns Flat, Oklahoma; one brother-in-law, Dearld Hill of Las Vegas, Nevada; four grandchildren, Susan Baker and husband Jarod, Cindy Cochran and husband Brad, Brian Fischer and wife Tiffany and Jenny Rosenfelt and husband Andy; eight great-grandchildren, Kaylee Smith and husband Ben, Jacob Baker, Zada Baker, Lane Cochran, Kalyssa Cochran, Audrey Rosenfelt, Julia Rosenfelt and Oaklee Fischer.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Dan Fischer, Jr. on October 20, 2018; one sister, Reta Robison Hill; and a son-in-law, Tony Jackson.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Peace Congregational Church or the Chattanooga Cemetery Fund in memory of Wilma Fischer.

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